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I have an 18 x 35x 12' studio...all reflective surfaces...drywall, 12 skylights, concrete floors...nothing to absorb sound. I love to listen to music while I paint and like to crank it up sometimes. I have an old Kenwood amp and tuner and two JBL speakers...but we put wires in the four upper corners for speakers. Now I need at least four new speakers and maybe a whole new system since the Kenwood only has two channels.
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If you're that serious about the quality of the sound, you should put some soft surfaces into the room to balance things out: wall hangings, area rugs, or some upholstered furniture. If that won't work, however, might you do better with a system that can power multiple pairs of speakers, placed throughout the room? Or might you be even better off with an iPod or portable CD player and some comfortable headphones that go wherever you go in the room? |
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Cabcharge shares decline on cut to fees
PUBLISHED: 28 May 2013 15:19:00 | UPDATED: 30 May 2013 00:45:12PRINT EDITION: 28 May 2013Cabcharge shares had slumped by 64¢, or 13.06 per cent, to $4.26 by 1352 AEST after earlier being down 19 per cent. Photo: Angela Wylie
Shares in taxi payments company Cabcharge have tanked after the Victorian government said it would order it to slash fees on card payments by half.
The share price fall came after Victorian Premier Denis Napthine said the government would accept most of the recommendations of an inquiry into the taxi industry by Professor Allan Fels.
Cabcharge's shares had slumped by 64¢, or 13.06 per cent, to $4.26 by 1352 AEST after earlier being down 19 per cent.
The government supports ordering Cabcharge to lower the eftpos fee from 10 per cent to five per cent of the fare.
Investors have interpreted that as meaning a sharp hit to Cabcharge's earnings, which analysts warned about late last year when the inquiry was released.
Cabcharge released a statement saying it would study the government's document, which involves an overhaul of the industry and its fares.
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I want a champion that can tank and murder consistently, based on the build. However, if my team's garbage, I want to be able to ditch them and still play. My fun shouldn't be ruined by morons, but I want to be able to help people who aren't that way. Suggestions?
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Jax. Yeah, yeah, unrealiable CC. The ability to instantly kill any squishy chaser and hold off tanky DPS for a long time has to count for SOMETHING though. I mean, what other champ can get 3.5k+ HP, 300 AD, 300 AP, and 140 of each defense all at the same time?
basically you're looking for a 'carry', plenty of those around but AD melees generally fit your description better. trynd, xin, olaf would be good choices for u. edit: and yea forgot about jax. him too
Mordekaiser and Poppy?
Here's my list of guys to check out, assuming the "tank and murder consistently" is essentially the goal. Xin Has jump + knockup to initiate. Abilities weaker on defense compared to others, though ult helps and items can make up most of the difference. Excellent jungler. Irelia Plays similarly to Xin in many ways. Jump and disable to initiate, but can't reliably stun (only slow). Excellent offense skills, weaker tank skills than most of these champions. Strong self-healing. Jarvan Ring can initiate, along with jump/knockup, and excellent team-oriented skills all around (mini-Rally, AoE knockup, AoE slow). Good damage mitigation with self shield (and can sometimes escape with jump). Slightly weaker at the carry/DPS half than some others (again, items make a huge difference). Versatile item builds. Lee Sin Has a jump to enemies, but is skill shot that's blocked by enemies (including creeps), so less certain. "Kick" ultimate is excellent for picking one enemy out of a crowd as an initiation / win the battle skill, if you can get into position in the first place. Can shield self and allies, can heal self. Excellent jungler. Malphite Usually considered a pure tank, but can do a moderately decent impression of physical melee (and that's what Riot initially rolled him out as, long ago). Strong passive shield, decent chaser, superb initiation skills. Decent jungler. Olaf Built in lifesteal. Decent AoE slow. Superb Ultimate for chasing and true damage for finishing. Excellent jungler. Much weaker on defense than most champs, weaker initiator than most champs. More of an off-tank than a pure tank, and even that more or less requires a Frozen Mallet to get by. Strong as DPS, though. Excellent jungler. Pantheon Normally built as DPS, but has two strong initiation skills and a self-shield. Other than that doesn't really do much in the way of 'support', but a reliable targeted stun goes a long way. Poppy One of the only AP options that really seems viable. Usually built as AP burst, but can be built to tank, and most of her abilities can be adapted to tanking. Trickier to tank with than most though. Renekton Built in flash-ability, targeted stun, AoE damage ultimate that gives health, AoE healing ability: Pretty close to ideal for straddling tank vs. melee carry. Tends towards the tankier side and less towards the carry side, but if you farm well the items make you pretty scary. Sion AP is probably the most popular build, and is rarely seen tanking, but is suited well enough to it. Activated shield, as well as a passive that reduces damage, and an ultimate that restores health. One of the best initiation skills in the game, whether tanking or not -- ranged targeted stun. Can play as pure AP, pure AD, pure Tank, or any combination (though true hybrid Sion builds are rare in the wild.) Can jungle, though not the greatest. Extreme flexibility is the benefit to learning Sion. Taric Normally played as tank/support. Similar to Sion in many ways, including initiation and self protection abilities. Only occasionally seen as DPS, but Taric is a good example of the idea that anyone holding an Infinity Edge is a threat. Trundle Lots of combination abilities, including the fairly unique ability to place a physical obstruction anywhere you want (only Anivia has a really comparable skill, though Jarvan competes). Not the best initiator, tends to fall more on the tough DPS side rather than tank. Difficult to kill almost always, but can't necessarily force enemies to fight. Good jungler. Udyr Often played as combination Tank/melee DPS (assuming Tiger > Phoenix). Can be extremely tough and hard to kill, has one of the strongest shields in the game, built in life-steal, and movement speed abilities and targeted stuns (that can potentially stun multiple enemies), as well as built in dodge. Tiger gives punch and lets you build as damage to really hurt people. Can have trouble initiating against ranged, mobile enemies (Ashe can often successfully kite Udyr). Superb jungler. Warwick Sometimes played as glass cannon DPS, but usually benefits from some tankiness. Certainly has excellent initiation ultimate, but other skills are mostly offense oriented, rather than tank, though Warwick is probably the king of self healing (and fights 1v1 with the best of them). Arguably the best jungler. Tankwick is a real thing, but undoubtedly worse than many other options for primary tank. Not Included Carries like Jax and Tryndamere can't really play as the primary tank for the team. They just lack initiation skills, even if they can jump in personally, survive, and probably get kills on the way. They're fine characters, but you pretty strongly indicated that you'd like to be able to support your teammates well, and that's not what those guys do. Conclusion If you want a single top answer, I'd say Renekton. If you want to explore a few different champions, the short list includes Xin (leaning more towards DPS) and Jarvan (leaning towards tank). I'd also strongly consider Udyr and Sion, depending on exactly what you like, with the understanding that many people would probably disagree that those two are good primary tank options.
Blitzcrank.. Can make any situation 1 v 1
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Ken Allan published a bridge whodunit, "Deadly Endplay," in 2011. Now he has produced a part-fact-mostly-fiction book about cheating at bridge, "Shades of Grey" (Master Point Press).
Can you prove cheating from hand records? Why do players cheat when there are no monetary awards? The answers are not clear-cut, having shades of grey. (The author is Canadian.)
There are several bridge deals. Here is one with a card-play point. What happens in three no-trump after West leads the spade 10?
There is no bidding in the book. With its good six-card suit, the South hand is strong enough for a one-diamond opening and two-no-trump rebid.
Three no-trump looks like a walk in the overtrick park, but after winning with dummy's spade queen and calling for a diamond, East's club discard is a nasty blow.
Now there isn't time to establish the diamonds. The defenders will take three spades and two diamonds. Declarer needs luck in hearts and clubs.
In the book, South "won the diamond, went back to dummy, and played the club jack."
I wonder how she got to dummy. A spade to the ace, opening that suit up? Or with a heart, which blocks the suit? Surely she cashed the heart king before playing her second heart.
Then East made a very bad error, covering the club jack with his queen. Declarer put on her ace and down came the king. South arranged to finesse her club seven and took two spades, three hearts, one diamond and three clubs.


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The first installment of "A Look at Yesterday in Minster" focused on the Kramer Building and the Crescent Theater, both of which were built in 1912. Minster Historical Museum Curator Mary Oldiges said members of the historical society, which encourages the preservation of the older buildings in Minster, researched the history of the two downtown buildings.
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Obama addressed approximately 3,800 people gathered Friday afternoon in the gymnasium at Lima Senior High School, the third stop in a whirlwind one-day trip in Ohio, to rally Democrats with the election four days away.
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Incumbent Keith Faber is seeking to retain his seat over challenger Paul D. Hinds. Faber, who was first appointed to the Senate seat in 2007 to fill the unexpired term of Jim Jordan, also served three terms in the Ohio House.
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No, that would not quell a thing for me. The biggest issue is not bitrate of SD channels, but the 4:3 aspect ratio for channels which contain widescreen material.It would not free up lots of hd bandwidth but it would be significant. What would be more significant is that the SD would be much, much better and quell some of the desire for HD on lesser channels.
Example: DIY mostly broadcasts 16:9 widescreen material because they have a HD channel. But because DirecTV only carries the SD version, we get letterboxed 4:3 (black bars are encoded on the top and bottom). Now, when I tune into it on my HD set, I have a choice of stretch-o-vision or watching a show the size of a postage stamp in the middle of set I paid good money for to get the size that it is. I can choose to use my TV's "Zoom" feature, but that just magnifies the fact that resolution was lost on the black bars around the picture.
If they could at least figure out a way to encode anamorphic 16:9 on "SD" channels, I'd be much less annoyed by missing HD channels.


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um....is that price with a BCG and Charging handle?
You should send him a "thank you" card, maybe some squirrel jerky.
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I'm still sitting here in disbelief. I mean, the Spikes bcg alone is worth over $400 in the aftermarket right now. In my state of shock, I only ordered one. Perhaps I should order more? Nah, I'll let you guys fight over it. I'd only resell it anyway. I'm not that much of a dick
Reselling has a way of coming back on you. I sold a DPMS for $2k. Well I figured I have come out like a fat rat. Today, I take my dog to the vet and she needs $1k of dental work. She found a deer carcass and broke a molar chewing up the bones. Karma is a real bitch. I have ammo I was planning on selling. I think I will buy a bottle of paint balls and do what I intended on doing with that ammo.
These days $500 for a Spikes upper with BCG and charging handle is amazing! Plastic handguards, too? Let us know how it goes, GP. I hope well. What barrel/profile?
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Yakumo hopes Harima can get along with Tenma because she loves him. That surprised expression tells me that Yakumo definitely loves Harima. A true love, when someone wishes the one she loves to be happy.
And also show me that Tenma doesnt care with Harima ( She smashes Harima's head!!!!) .
In my opinion, everything return to beginning.
1. Harima still loves Tenma, but still 0% chance
2. Eri loves Harima, also 0% chance
3. Yakumo loves Harima, 0% chance too
The only differences are
1. Harima become closer with Yakumo and Eri (as friend
2. Eri is honest with her feeling now
3. Yakumo support Harima's love to her sister
Sigh, i just hope KJ gives us a new development next chapter. Otherwise it is really stressfull
For now i can only hope that Yakumo won't give up like that. It seems that she won't begin to act till Tenma is on the scene: unless Harima keeps to love Tenma, Yakumo will just sit in shadows waiting. Eri wil of course try to attract Harima, but, most likely, all her actions will remain complitely pointless. To my mind, the only thing that can creat chances to succeed for both Flag and Onigiri is Harima's failure. If he will somehow realise that Tenma doesn't care about him at all, he may open his heart for other girls. Unless this happens everything will remain as it is now. Of course, it is possible to make some rumble scenes, some Eri's jelousy scense, some Yakumo-watching-her-sister-with-a-kind-smile scenes, but real plot development is impossible if Harima won't fail in his love.
Yeah, i am completely agress with u.
Now i lose all of my spirit for wait and read school rumble anymore.
I become more obsessed with Neverwinter Night 2 (computer game) now, and dont really care with School Rmble's story plot
So Yakumo's mystery smile means she's half happy half sad because :
_ The rumor about Eri going out with Harima wasn't true.
_ Harima's very faithful with love, no matter what he'll never change. Am I right ?
Look like KJ starting to develop a bit Yakumo, so maybe Onigiri will not at a dead end.
Well, it´s about chapter 205 but I will say anyways.
1 - Sawachika already noticed Harima likes Tenma and is trying her best against it. Then, she sees Yakumo trying hard to attend Harima, meanwhile, she knows that Harima hates shrimp and notices Yakumo doing something about it.
2 - Then, she goes to the kitchen and talks to Yakumo. She says things like that as someone who is seeing another rival appearing, noticed that there's someone else in "for Harima's heart" fight. But knows that Harima is there just because he likes Tenma, she doesn't think that Yakumo planned the party, but notices that Yakumo is someone to be called "rival".
3 - At least, she say in the final page "The one Harima is in love is.." and I believe that the next scene, when there's no "talk" is something to show that she says "Tenma" because she noticed Harima's love. The "blank" scene is not to be seen literally, it's to show how was the scene "psychologically" (the silence...)
4 - Oh. one more. Yakumo replies to that saying that as a indirect way to say "OK. I'm on the fight then."
Well. that's how I interpreted that chapter. I think Chapter 205 and 206 are really good ones, really beautiful to read and think about the attitudes and actions of the characters. Maybe they are also a way to say "Well, time to start the real thing here.". Expecting the next chapters, for sure.
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Pretty much so. We have come up with pretty a lot interpretations of "Harima-san loves shrimp" but all of them can be summed up with the one you said. And about Eri's phrase - 2 possible variants: "....loves me" and "...loves Tenma'. For the first one her lines in the first page of ch206, where she wonders if it really is more fun to be with Tenma then with her for Hige - which means she is still unsure about Harima's preferences; for the second one - her wrath when she saw a scene on belcony at her birthday, her clumsiness competition with Tenma - both fact makes us consider that Eri sees Tenma as a rival.
Though i think she is still unsure about Harima's feelings to Tenma. We said pretty much about it in Any possibility of Harima confessing soon? thread.
I'm still against the idea of Eri graping the whole picture about Harima's feelings about Tenma - if she knew he loved her for such long time and that he really loves her, and it's not just 'like to spend time together', Eri would be much more serious about it (although it's almost impossible to be serious in that manga)
For her, Yakumo is a rival - Tenma is a person who is somehow connected with Harima's likes and dislikes - that's why she wanted to imitate her to learn what makes Hige spending more time with Tenma - she never got the answer.
Because she is klutz ? That's the only thing Eri can think of She doesn't consider her a threat for her 'beautiful' self. Let's face it - Eri is selfish and have a pretty high opinion of herself - that's two things which Harima hate most in her. If she doesn't change - nothing will come up with Flag.
Harima is able to change for the girl he loves (from delinquent to mangaka), but can Eri is able to the same ?? And of course, the same question for Yakumo - being defensive will never make any closer to Harima (any closer than they are now, I mean). Does she can change for the person she loves ??
The things which the girls are attracted to Harima is his power to change. Eri, indecisive girl who should have it all, doesn't really know what to do in the future - opposite to Harima who seems to decided to change.
Yakumo - the girl who doesn't really have any great plans for the future, the only time she thought about it was while talking to Sara. Propably, the deep wish inside her is to shear her future with someone... not just only her sister and close frriends.
maybe, the only chance for Flag and Onigiri to attack is
if Tenma & Karasuma are going out,
so Harima can open his heart to the other girls.
or Harima doesn't like Tanma anymore (which is impossible).
once again its only maybe.
The Doll that lost it's head on page 2 of this chapter, Who did the doll represent in school rumble?
I Think it was Yakumo, I Maybe wrong if someone can prove it's someone else.
So both the Harima and the other Doll Which I think is Yakumo, Lost their Heads, What could this foreshadow mean...??? well Harima's foreshadow is quite obvious but what about the first doll? Does it mean that Yakumo will lose her head over Harima???
LMAO... that's too much of a Literal intepretation... Maybe It means that their realtionship won't work out.


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One of the oldest trees is the Big Bellied Oak which is very noticeable on the side of the A346 road, south of Cadley. There are many other old and named trees in Savernake, a guide is available to purchase from the Postern Hill Campsite.
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The price of Nokia Oyj (NOK1V)'s Lumia 900, the smartphone the company is counting on to revive U.S. sales, was cut in half at AT&T Inc. (T:US) stores in a sign the device is struggling to lure users away from the iPhone and Android models.
Nokia fell as much as 3.9 percent in Helsinki. The phone is now available for $49.99 with a two-year contract, according to AT&T's website. The largest U.S. phone company began offering the device in April. The latest versions of Apple Inc. (AAPL:US)'s iPhone and Samsung Electronics Co.'s Galaxy S, which runs on Google Inc. (GOOG:US)'s Android software, start at $199.99 at AT&T.
Chief Executive Officer Stephen Elop has placed Nokia's bets on the Lumia series, which uses Microsoft Corp. (MSFT:US)'s Windows Phone operating system, to stem declines in revenue and market share. Lumia sales have been disappointing and the current versions risk becoming less attractive because they can't be upgraded to run the Windows Phone 8 software due out later this year, said Michael Schroeder, a FIM Bank analyst in Helsinki.
"Nokia cutting the price on the Lumia probably has to do with the phone not being compatible with the next version of the Windows Phone operating system and it needing to clear out its inventory," Schroeder said in a phone interview. "Nobody will want to buy the current version once the new operating system is out."
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We went to a lot of parties in college (don't ask us about that big black area of time between freshman and senior years), but somehow we never found ourselves at one that included a private performance from Snoop Lion. Damn!Regardless, Old School does give us a nice look at some of the drunken debauchery that occurred on a daily basis. We may not remember a whole lot of it, but we're going to assume we had a good time anyway.
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The DAFS Collaborative has announced the availability of a Software Developers' Kit (SDK) to promote the integration of the Direct Access File System in software products.
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"The Felixstowe Book Festival burst onto the literary scene in 2013 with a confidence, popularity and sparkle that made it hard to believe it was so new. For writers who took part, it felt like a much loved event that had been established for years."
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Well, didn't we have a blast? The second ever Felixstowe Book Festival brought a whole host of exciting bookish events. From writing workshops to children's storytelling, sporting memoirs to crime fiction, Polish literature to Suffragette-themed tea parties. There really was something for everyone! Plans are already afoot for our 2015 Festival so keep the weekend of the 27th – 28th June free because we have lots of delights in store.
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